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Query that runs in Access but is not working in VB
Bob , goddamn ! nice to find you :) SonOfEmidec1100 give you the right solution for your problem. So: 1. Use % instead of * , # or ? or other mistical signs .... 2. Make shure that the brankets are in place.(all of them) 3. There is no need to use ! or . to in your query since you have only one...- xtremecode
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- Forum: Microsoft: Access Queries and JET SQL
